The Steel Tigerlillies spent a year welding a rainbow-hued steel crane inspired by Sadako Sasaki's story before hauling it to Nevada.

A towering microbe-inspired sculpture built with UWM architecture students capped ArtBlaze's third summer on the lakefront.

The north side landmark now includes a documentary and headphones built more than 50 years ago.

AFTERLIGHT turns the Riverwalk into an after-dark art trail Friday, with a neon pirate ship and free concerts stretching from the Third Ward to downtown.

The three-day lakefront celebration runs Aug. 21-23 with birria, mariachi and a Friday night Día de los Muertos parade.

A brass sword stolen from a Juneau Park monument in 1947 is being recast by a Milwaukee foundry that also cast the NBA's MVP trophy.

Milwaukee's smooth jazz weekend runs Aug. 20-22 at the Pabst Theater, with proceeds funding local scholarships and pediatric care.

The Aug. 21 unveiling at Vel R. Phillips Plaza pairs a bronze replica of her office desk with six linked-arm figures honoring 1967's fair housing marchers.

The East Side's boat-shaped landmark has a rebuilt lighthouse, designed by the owner's daughter as her first project.

The Quadracci Pavilion's soaring steel wings inspired a new Milwaukee Art Museum installation opening August 27, tracing 25 years of the landmark.

Hales Corners' Boerner Botanical Gardens will glow with a new Legends Come Alive theme starting Sept. 11.

The Oriental Theatre's 70mm screenings demand heavy lifting, meticulous preparation and a little projection-booth bravery. Milwaukee Film is turning that work into a weeklong movie event.

A historic Oconomowoc elk statue is leaving the local museum for a new home at The Club at Lac La Belle, where it will be restored and displayed by spring 2027.